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Butterfly Japanese Maple

‘Butterfly’ has been around for a long time, but is still one of the most underused Japanese Maples and one of the best for giving you outstanding bang for the […]

This tried and true Acer palmatum remains a distinguished landscape favorite. ‘Bloodgood’ is a problem-free specimen and a hardy, vigorous grower capable of providing up to 20’ of symmetrical, rounded […]

Baldsmith Japanese Maple

This small ornate Japanese Maple has the amazing characteristic of changing colors, it seems almost daily! Delicate Threadleaf leaves start out a deep red, disctintively different then most red Japanese […]

Fernleaf Full Moon Maple

Deeply cut, light green foliage is magical in its texture and color making this plant a one of a kind small specimen tree. Wonderful yellow fall foliage color. Superb, one […]

Paper Bark Maple

This small tree gives year round landscape pleasure with good habit, pleasing medium green foliage, showy red fall color and excellent winter interest with its exfoliating bark. Exfoliation starts on […]

Nordmann Fir

A dense, pyramidal evergreen tree with showy, needled foliage with two white bands on the underside of each needle. Nordmann firs are frequently used in Christmas tree farms for their […]

Little Richard Glossy Abelia

This dense, compact selection sports small, deep green, glossy foliage that serves as the backdrop for profuse, small, white tubular flowers that bloom all summer. Superb burgundy red fall foliage […]

Kaleidoscope Glossy Abelia

While sporting a fine name, ‘Kaleidoscope’ could have easily been named ‘Chameleon’ given its ever changing mix of foliage color and bloom. It’s a woody plant that always shows you […]

Glossy Abelia

Small, glossy, semi-evergreen leaves form the backdrop for waves of small, funnel-shaped white to light pink flowers from late June through frost. Rounded, arching form is distinctive. Form and foliage […]

Sweet Emotion® Abelia

Sweet Emotion® Abelia is just the shrub to kickstart your heart – and your landscape. It’s the hardiest abelia yet, growing where no abelia could grow before: in chilly USDA […]